[jifty-devel] Order of Actions in Request

[Eric-Christian Koch]

Hello,

i wonder if someone of you can give me a hint.

In my template i created some actions with giving them an order value.
@actions = (
$record1->as_update_action( order => 1),
$record2->as_update_action( order => 2)
)

And added them to a link:
onclick => [ { submit => \@actions ...


However, the order value did not make it into the JSON as the request
was send to the server.
So it was undef while processed in Jifty::Request.


After some debuging i added the following javascript code to the
Action.data_structur function:
Action.prototype.data_structure = function() {
var a = {};
a['moniker'] = this.moniker;
a['class'] = this.actionClass;

if (this.register && this.register.id) {
var tmp = this.register.id.match(/^J:A-(\d+)-/);
if (tmp.length == 2)
a['order'] = tmp[1];
}
....


Now the JSON, send by the ajax request, contains the order value and the
actions are executed in the correct order.
Still, i dont know if i probably misunderstood something about the order
option.
I would realy like to know if someone of you has figured out how it is
supposed to work.



PS: Sorry for my bad english. ;)


Thanks in advance,
Eric

[Jesse Vincent]

Mmm. That looks reasonable to me, but it's been so long since I've
touched it. Anyone else have opinions?

Post by Eric-Christian Koch
Hello,
i wonder if someone of you can give me a hint.
In my template i created some actions with giving them an order value.
@actions = (
$record1->as_update_action( order => 1),
$record2->as_update_action( order => 2)
)
However, the order value did not make it into the JSON as the request
was send to the server.
So it was undef while processed in Jifty::Request.
After some debuging i added the following javascript code to the
Action.prototype.data_structure = function() {
var a = {};
a['moniker'] = this.moniker;
a['class'] = this.actionClass;
if (this.register && this.register.id) {
var tmp = this.register.id.match(/^J:A-(\d+)-/);
if (tmp.length == 2)
a['order'] = tmp[1];
}
....
Now the JSON, send by the ajax request, contains the order value and the
actions are executed in the correct order.
Still, i dont know if i probably misunderstood something about the order
option.
I would realy like to know if someone of you has figured out how it is
supposed to work.
PS: Sorry for my bad english. ;)
Thanks in advance,
Eric
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[William F. Dudley Jr.]

Post by Jesse Vincent
Mmm. That looks reasonable to me, but it's been so long since I've
touched it. Anyone else have opinions?

Post by Eric-Christian Koch
Hello,
i wonder if someone of you can give me a hint.
In my template i created some actions with giving them an order value.
@actions = (
$record1->as_update_action( order => 1),
$record2->as_update_action( order => 2)
)
However, the order value did not make it into the JSON as the request
was send to the server.
So it was undef while processed in Jifty::Request.
After some debuging i added the following javascript code to the
Action.prototype.data_structure = function() {
var a = {};
a['moniker'] = this.moniker;
a['class'] = this.actionClass;
if (this.register && this.register.id) {
var tmp = this.register.id.match(/^J:A-(\d+)-/);
if (tmp.length == 2)
a['order'] = tmp[1];
}
....
Now the JSON, send by the ajax request, contains the order value and the
actions are executed in the correct order.
Still, i dont know if i probably misunderstood something about the order
option.
I would realy like to know if someone of you has figured out how it is
supposed to work.
PS: Sorry for my bad english. ;)
Thanks in advance,
Eric
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[Alex Vandiver]

Post by Jesse Vincent
Mmm. That looks reasonable to me, but it's been so long since I've
touched it. Anyone else have opinions?

Looks correct to me -- comitted as r7276.
- Alex

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Hello,

i wonder if someone of you can give me a hint.

In my template i created some actions with giving them an order value.
@actions = (
$record1->as_update_action( order => 1),
$record2->as_update_action( order => 2)
)

And added them to a link:
onclick => [ { submit => \@actions ...


However, the order value did not make it into the JSON as the request
was send to the server.
So it was undef while processed in Jifty::Request.


After some debuging i added the following javascript code to the
Action.data_structur function:
Action.prototype.data_structure = function() {
var a = {};
a['moniker'] = this.moniker;
a['class'] = this.actionClass;

if (this.register && this.register.id) {
var tmp = this.register.id.match(/^J:A-(\d+)-/);
if (tmp.length == 2)
a['order'] = tmp[1];
}
....


Now the JSON, send by the ajax request, contains the order value and the
actions are executed in the correct order.
Still, i dont know if i probably misunderstood something about the order
option.
I would realy like to know if someone of you has figured out how it is
supposed to work.



PS: Sorry for my bad english. ;)


Thanks in advance,
Eric

[Alex Vandiver via RT]

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Committed as r7276.

[Randall Marbach via RT]

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SzÉ

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